Thread: Net neutrality
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Unread 2 Aug 2006, 23:43   #27
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Re: Net neutrality

its sort of like a choice between the lesser of two evils isnt it

In this case, i think that there should be some regulation saying that if they want to break net neutrality - they cannot do it on lines which were paid for with taxpayers money. Let them build their own if they *must* do that ( and let the market decide between paid-for, dedicated lines and free, general purpose lines ).

If they arent making enough money as it is - then increase subscription charges instead of trying to undermine the principles the internet was built on.
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